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Australia's federation (PEO)Online version video explaining the history of Federation in Australia by Sandra Warren 1 Federation occurred on a 1st January 1778 b 1 January 1901 c 9 May 1901 d 1 January 1927 2 Who lived on the Australian continent for more than 60,000 years before Federation? a British politicians b European settlers c Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples d Members of the Federal Parliament 3 Before Federation, the six British colonies operated mainly like: a six local councils b one united nation c two large territories d six separate countries 4 Which problem made travel between the colonies difficult? a There were no roads in Australia. b Each colony used different railway systems. c People were not allowed to leave their colony. d Britain controlled every railway station. 5 Which responsibility did people believe should be managed by a national government? a Local parks b School uniforms c Defence d Town libraries 6 Why did representatives from the colonies meet during the 1890s? a To choose Australia’s first Governor-General b To move the Australian capital to Sydney c To establish six new colonies d To create rules for how the new nation would operate 7 What did the rules created by colonial representatives become? a The Australian Constitution b The British Constitution c The Federation Tax d The Immigration Act 8 What was a referendum? a A meeting of the British Parliament b A public celebration c A vote in which eligible voters decided on a proposal d A speech made by the Governor-General 9 Which statement about voting in the Federation referendums is correct? a Every person living in Australia was allowed to vote. b Only members of the British Parliament could vote. c Voting eligibility differed between the colonies, and many people were excluded. d Only Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples could vote. 10 Why was approval from the British Parliament required before Federation? a Britain wanted to choose Australia’s capital. b The colonies were still under Britain’s law-making authority. c Australia did not have enough voters. d The colonial parliaments had already closed. 11 What did the British Parliament pass in July 1900? a The Australian Voting Act b The Federation Referendum Act c The Commonwealth of Australia Constitution Act d The Australian States Act 12 What happened to the six colonies at Federation? a They became six independent countries. b They became the six states of Australia. c They became British territories. d They were combined into one state. 13 What was Lord Hopetoun’s role at the Federation ceremony? a He was Australia’s first Prime Minister. b He represented Queen Victoria as Governor-General. c He wrote the Australian Constitution. d He opened Parliament House in Canberra. 14 Who became Australia’s first Prime Minister? a Lord Hopetoun b Queen Victoria c Edmund Barton d Henry Parkes 15 Where was the first Federal Parliament officially opened? a Centennial Park in Sydney b Parliament House in Canberra c The Exhibition Building in Melbourne d The British Parliament in London 16 For how long did the Federal Parliament meet in Victoria’s Parliament House? a 6 years b 10 years c 26 years d 60 years 17 n which year did the Federal Parliament move to Canberra? a 1900 b 1901 c 1911 d 1927 18 What is the main purpose of the Australian Constitution today? a To organise Federation celebrations b To provide the basic rules for governing Australia c To control Australia’s railway system d To describe the history of the British colonies

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by Sandra Warren

Federation occurred on

Who lived on the Australian continent for more than 60,000 years before Federation?

Before Federation, the six British colonies operated mainly like:

Which problem made travel between the colonies difficult?

Which responsibility did people believe should be managed by a national government?

Why did representatives from the colonies meet during the 1890s?

What did the rules created by colonial representatives become?

What was a referendum?

Which statement about voting in the Federation referendums is correct?

Why was approval from the British Parliament required before Federation?

What did the British Parliament pass in July 1900?

What happened to the six colonies at Federation?

What was Lord Hopetoun’s role at the Federation ceremony?

Who became Australia’s first Prime Minister?

Where was the first Federal Parliament officially opened?

For how long did the Federal Parliament meet in Victoria’s Parliament House?

n which year did the Federal Parliament move to Canberra?

What is the main purpose of the Australian Constitution today?